Cover: Mac Raboy

Master Comics #32

Nov 1942 · Fawcett · 0.10 USD

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In "The Cripple Crimes," Captain Marvel Jr.—still disguised as the seemingly helpless Freddy Freeman—slips into Cheer Lodge, a seemingly wholesome institution, to uncover the truth behind Dr. Krool’s sinister lessons in crime. With Mac Raboy handling both the interior art and cover, this 1942 Fawcett classic blends suspense and moral urgency, as Freddy’s quiet act masks a mission to stop a dangerous scheme before it spreads.

Contains 7 stories

The Cripple Crimes

14 pp · Superhero

Willy (lame boy)Dr. Krool (villain, introduction)Professor Swype (villain)Mr. Grub (villain)

In "The Cripple Crimes," Captain Marvel Jr.—disguised as the seemingly helpless Freddy Freeman—slips into Cheer Lodge to uncover the truth behind Dr. Krool’s sinister lessons in theft. As Freddy navigates life among the institution’s charges, he must stay one step ahead of a teacher who’s turning vulnerable kids into criminals.

The Dangerous Letter

12 pp · Superhero

The Undertaker (villain, introduction)Mr. Z [Jonas Lane] (villain, introduction)

The Paralysis Ray

8 pp · Superhero

A Self Made Man

1 pp · Humor

A Date with Madden, the Mad Magician

10 pp · Superhero

El CarimBalbo, boy magician (origin, introduction)Valdini (Balbo's father, introduction)Madden (villain, introduction)

The Blunder Boy

2 pp · Humor